We go Around The EShow to recap games from 12/2 to 12/8.
HAVERHILL, MA — Abby Leonard, Madison Ponticelli, Ailish Murray, Tessa Pofahl, and Mathew Fortin take us Around The EShow to recap Week 10.
EHL
Sun, Dec 7, 2025
Providence Capitals @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The game opened with the Capitals striking first, as Dakoda Langevain sent home a shot from the point to give his team the early edge. The Nor’easter answered less than a minute later with a gritty, hard-earned goal. After a scramble of rebounds and sticks jamming at the crease, Briggs Beam was the one to finally punch it in. Moments later, James Caeran buried a power-play marker to push the Nor’easter ahead 2–1.
In the second period, the Capitals found life when Josh Giguere converted on a shorthanded chance to tie the game. But Beam wasn’t done, he stepped up again, scoring his second of the night to send the Nor’easter into the intermission holding a 3–2 advantage.
The third period stayed tight as both teams battled for the next breakthrough. The Capitals evened the score midway through the frame when Dylan Cawley made it 3–3, and despite chances at both ends, neither side could find the winner in regulation, sending things to overtime.
Overtime, however, was short-lived. Just 14 seconds into the extra frame, Briggs Beam completed his hat trick in dramatic fashion, grabbing the win and lifting the Nor’easter to a statement upset over Providence. With the victory, the Nor’easter, still below Providence in the Central Division standings, close the gap to just five points, putting themselves within striking distance. – MP
Sat, Dec 6, 2025
New Hampshire Avalanche @ Valley Jr Warriors
The New Hampshire Avalanche skated to an 8-2 win over the Valley Jr. Warriors. The Avalanche took control early in the first period, with a power-play goal from Patrick Cooley at 17:46 and another from Danny Storella at 19:21 to make it 2-0 after one. Storella struck again at 2:22 of the second period, followed by Cooley’s second of the game at 3:05 to extend the lead 4-0. The Warriors got on the board at 5:29 with a power-play goal from Mark Rosa, but Cory Alissi scored one shortly after for the Avalanche. Andrew Duval added another one for the Warriors at 11:03, but Alex Ravikovich responded for the Avalanche at 17:01. In the third period, Storella completed his hat trick with a power-play goal, and Jack Rodman added another power-play goal at 15:29 to close out the win. For the Warriors, Josh Hope made 17 saves on 21 shots and Luke Dinsmore made 23 saves on 27 shots. Ian Arnott had 41 saves on 43 shots for the Avalanche. – AL
East Coast Wizards @ New England Wolves
The East Coast Wizards pulled away from a two-goal deficit to secure a 3-2 win over the New England Wolves. The Wolves struck first in the first period when Cam Plumb scored at 14:18. Alex Roy added another one early in the second period, extending the lead 2-0. The Wizards began their comeback midway through the period when Kyle Hart scored at 11:32, followed by a goal from Kye Smyrnios at 12:29 to tie it up 2-2. In the third period, Collin Rowe put the Wizards ahead at 6:25 which secured their 3-2 win. Mark Quinn had 29 saves on 31 shots for the Wizards, while Keegan Waldo had 31 saves on 34 shots for the Wolves. – AL
Fri, Dec 5, 2025
Philadelphia Little Flyers @ New Jersey 87’s
As the day winds to an end, the Little Flyers face off against the 87’s for the second straight day, having dropped a close contest yesterday at home. The 87’s struck first, with Dominic Bertolino finding the back of the net to open the scoring. His early goal held strong all the way through the second period, giving the 87’s a slim 1–0 edge.
The second period brought matched intensity from both teams, each battling hard and refusing to give up an inch. Strong defensive play and sharp goaltending on both sides kept the score locked and the tension high.
But the third period brought the shift the 87’s needed. Beknur Akmakhan delivered the insurance goal, giving his team breathing room, while Colin Versace picked up his second assist of the game—sealing a solid offensive performance. With disciplined play down the stretch and one last goal by Chris Erasmus, the 87’s coasted to a well-earned 3–0 victory over the Little Flyers. – AM
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Express Hockey Club
The Seahawks made their way to the Express Hockey Club for today’s matchup. After a slow start through the first half of the opening period, Seattle’s Danny Kehoe broke the ice, putting the puck away to give the Seahawks the early lead. The Express pushed back, but the period closed with Seattle up 1–0.
The second period saw strong, disciplined play from both sides, with neither team able to break through. That left the third period as the Express’ chance to respond—and they did exactly that. Liam Wiseman buried the tying goal, sparking life back into the team and setting the stage for a comeback.
With the momentum shifting, the Express entered the final stretch with renewed energy. Ville Bodin delivered the go-ahead goal, his fifth game winning goal of the season, and the defensive lines locked things down to protect the lead. The Express completed the comeback, taking the 2–1 win over the Seahawks. – AM
Connecticut RoughRiders @ New Jersey Bears
Keeping the day rolling, the RoughRiders faced off against the Bears—and what a statement game it turned out to be. The Bears came out strong and never took their foot off the gas, putting up big numbers from the start. Thanks to the rock-solid positioning of goalie Khane Bettison, who earned a well-deserved shutout, the Bears were able to keep the pressure high and the puck in the net.
With goals from Xander St. Pierre, two from Nicolas Malli, Owen Young, and Brady Hubbard, the Bears carried a commanding 6–0 lead into the second period.
That momentum only continued. John Danks added two more, Oliver Bunjer capitalized on a power play, and Brady Hubbard netted his second of the game, sending the Bears into the third with a dominant 10–0 advantage.
As the final period came and went, the Bears kept firing. Devon Ward, James Georges, and Jayden Juan each found the back of the net, sealing a massive 13–0 victory for the Bears over the RoughRiders. – AM
Providence Capitals @ Bridgewater Bandits
What a game it was between the Providence Capitals and the Bridgewater Bandits. From goals on goals to coaches being tossed, both teams put every ounce of firepower on display. Michael Bevilacqua opened the scoring within the first two minutes for the Bandits, setting the tone early. Even under a pile of penalties, the Bandits kept pressing—Verners Vienbergs buried a shorthanded chance, and Cody Tatar added a power-play strike to carry a 2–1 lead into the second.
Despite entering the period without their coach, the Capitals didn’t back down for a moment. Maddox Watson capitalized on a power play to tie the game, keeping the tug-of-war alive. Wyatt Fischer responded for the Bandits, but Brendan Devenney and Luke Haynes answered with back-to-back goals, lifting Providence to a 4–3 lead heading into the third.
The Bandits weren’t finished. Brandon Borges opened the final period with the equalizer, tying the game 4–4 and keeping the pressure high all the way to the buzzer. Overtime was a battle of inches—until Vladimir Zakharov delivered the dagger, scoring the game-winning goal with just thirty seconds remaining.
With Zakharov’s clutch finish, the Providence Capitals skated away with a thrilling 5–4 victory over the Bridgewater Bandits. – AM
Philadelphia Hockey Club @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
To kick off today’s packed schedule, the Philadelphia Hockey Club hit the ice against the Huntsmen for what promised to be a strong matchup. The first period opened at a slower pace, with both teams holding their ground and feeling each other out. But the second period told a very different story.
Angelo Masullo struck first, breaking the stalemate and putting PHC on the board to ignite the momentum. Less than a minute later, Sheldon Wilson followed up with a clutch back-to-back goal, instantly strengthening the lead and setting the tone for the rest of the game. Ryan Jaffe added to the energy with another tally, sending PHC into the third period fully in control.
With the Huntsmen unable to mount a response—and Jaffe securing yet another goal—the Philadelphia Hockey Club closed out the matchup with a commanding 4–0 victory. – AM
Thur, Dec 4, 2025
Providence Capitals @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The Connecticut Nor’Easter skated away with a win over the Providence Capitals 5-2. The Nor’Easter dominated the first period with two goals scored by Mason Wright and Cameron Soucy.
The Nor’Easter continued their scoring in the second period with two more goals scored by Ethan Muroski and Jonny Blase.
The third period saw goals from both teams, with Josh Bluestein of the Nor’Easter scoring first. Micheal Beliacqua of the Capitals would answer back. He would then go on to score his second goal before the end of the game. The Nor’Easter would defeat the Capitals 5-2. – TP
New Jersey 87’s @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The New Jersey 87’s shutout the Philadelphia Little Flyers 2-0 in this week’s Game of the Week. The game remained 0-0 at the end of the first period.
The 87’s would score in the second period with a goal scored by Alex Haar. They would hold the Little Flyers 1-0 for the rest of the period.
The Little Flyers denied the 87’s shots, until ultimately letting in an empty net goal scored by Ivan Kulagin. Dallas Thompson and the 87’s shutout the Little Flyers 2-0. – TP
New England Wolves @ Valley Jr Warriors
The New England Wolves defeated the Valley Junior Warriors 5-2. The Wolves would be the ones to score first with a goal scored by Temerlan Zakaryanov. It would be the only goal scored for the period.
The second period sounded off with goals scored by both teams. Charles Etienne-Roy started off the scoring for the Wolves, followed by Temerlan Zakaryanov, who scored his second goal of the day. Mark Rosa answered back for the Warriors on a power play goal. Matisse Uzunadam and Michael Yorba of the Wolves both scored to end the second, leaving the score at 5-1.
The third period saw many penalties, but only saw two goals. The Wolves found the back of the net first with a goal scored by Vincent Cregheur. Lucas LaVassar of the Warriors would tally one before the end of the period. The Wolves would defeat the Warriors 5-2. – TP
New York Apple Core @ Connecticut RoughRiders
The Connecticut RoughRiders won a tightly contested matchup against the New York Apple Core 2-1. The RoughRiders scored early in the first period with a goal scored by Sultan Kulumbek four minutes into the period.
The second period would only see one goal scored by the RoughRiders, with Aidan Myers being the one to find the net on a power play.
The Apple Core tallied one with a goal scored by Alexandre Lapensee. The game remained close, but ultimately, the RoughRiders would end victorious over the Apple Core 2-1. – TP
Wed, Dec 3, 2025
Philadelphia Hockey Club @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
Philadelphia Hockey Club defeated the Pennsylvania Huntsmen 7–4 in a high-scoring battle, led by standout performances from David Cook, Hunter Lee, and Ryan Jaffe. Philadelphia struck first in the opening period as Hayden Stack scored, assisted by Tavian Ewan and Brian Rhoads. Jacob Chow answered for the Huntsmen, but Philadelphia regained the lead with a power-play clap bomb from Jaydon Jones and a goal from Marc Nicastro, taking a 3–1 advantage into the first intermission. The second period saw both teams trading goals. Gabriel Laszewski scored unassisted for Pennsylvania, but Nicholas Cortez and David Cook extended Philadelphia’s lead to 5–2 heading into the final frame. The third period featured a late push from the Huntsmen as Maxwell Garrett and Laszewski scored to make it 5–4, but Philadelphia responded with a goal from Ryan Fleischauer and an empty-netter from David Cook to secure the 7–4 victory. Carson Fowler stopped 16 of 20 shots for Philadelphia in the win, while Owen Thulen made 56 saves on 62 shots for the Huntsmen. David Cook finished the game with two goals, including the game-winner, and an assist, while Hunter Lee and Ryan Jaffe contributed with three and two assists, respectively. – MF
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Bridgewater Bandits
Seahawks Hockey Club went past the Bridgewater Bandits with a commanding third-period push, skating to an 8–4 victory highlighted by a three-goal performance from Adam Quinn. Bridgewater opened the scoring and built early momentum with goals from Sam Neville, Steven Kannenberg, and Brandon Borges in the first period. The Seahawks, however, stayed within striking distance. Nicky DeGeorge answered twice, and Danny Kehoe tied the game in the final seconds on a power play to send the teams into intermission with a 3–3 game. The special-teams battle continued into the second. Adam Quinn put the Seahawks ahead with a shorthanded effort, his first of the night, before the Bandits briefly pulled even on a power-play strike from Ryan Hammer. Evan Longval, with his first goal of the season, responded with another shorthanded goal, restoring the Seahawks’ lead and giving them control heading into the third. From there, the Seahawks took over. Aidan Neville extended the advantage with an unassisted goal, and Quinn delivered the knockout punch late in regulation, scoring twice in a span of twelve seconds to complete his hat trick and finish the game with five points. – MF
EHL Premier
Sun, Dec 7, 2025
Express Hockey Club @ New Hampshire Avalanche
In the first period, Noah Deyak broke the ice with a blocker-side goal off a 2-on-1 attack, marking his first goal in an Avalanche uniform after switching from the Wolves. Moments later, Ilya Krivosheev stayed aggressive on the play, following up a rebound off the Express goalie’s pad to make it 2–0.
The second period started fast, as Sam Pies extended the lead to 3–0 just 16 seconds in on a 2-on-1, recording his fifth goal of the season.
The third period saw the Express get on the board when Max Hebert struck on a one-timer following sustained offensive pressure, making it 3–1. Dan Morrison closed out the scoring for the Avalanche with a breakaway power-play goal, securing a 4–1 victory over the Express Hockey Club. – MP
Pennsylvania Huntsmen @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey Bears jumped out to an early lead in the first period, capitalizing on the power play as Ryan Melrose scored top shelf just before it expired. Jett Wetherred then added his seventh goal of the season off a one-timer from Liam Stoddard, giving the Bears a 2–0 lead after one.
Owen Tucker kept the Huntsmen within striking distance in the second, scoring on a 3-on-1 to make it 2–1 heading into the third.
The third period was full of action. A Huntsmen turnover led to a breakaway for Brendan Crowley, who backhanded the puck to extend the lead. The Bears continued to pressure the net, firing three consecutive shots before Troy Gorski finished off the attack, making it 4–1. Huntsmen’s Bram Rohrbach capitalized on a defensive-zone turnover, cutting the lead to 4–2, and then finished a centering pass from behind the net to bring the Huntsmen within one. In a final effort, the Huntsmen pulled their goalie for an extra attacker, but Crowley tucked away an empty-net goal to secure the 5–3 win for New Jersey. – MP
Atlantic City Seals @ New Jersey 87’s
A thrilling matchup between two New Jersey teams, the Atlantic City Seals and the New Jersey 87’s, had fans on the edge of their seats all night. The first period saw the 87’s Eddie Kienzle strike first, with Seals’ Chad Niederman responding shortly after to tie it up.
The second period continued the back-and-forth scoring. Robert Tignini gave the 87’s the lead, but Niederman answered again for his second of the night, keeping the game knotted.
The third period delivered plenty of excitement. Anthony Farrell scored to give the Seals their first lead, but Kienzle pulled the 87’s even on the power play. With the game tied at 3–3 and just 24 seconds remaining, Colin Grantham raced shorthanded and scored between the legs to snatch the win and avoid overtime. The 87’s extended their winning streak to three games, continuing their strong run in the season. – MP
Union Jr Thunder @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The Union Junior Thunder capped off their Sunday afternoon matchup against the Philadelphia Little Flyers with a commanding performance, powered by a standout effort from Matej Denk, who delivered an impressive five-point outing. Denk’s dominant night not only fueled UJT’s offensive surge but also lifted him into second place in league scoring.
UJT opened the scoring on a sharp two-on-one finished by Radek Jenik, followed by a power-play tally from Denk himself. Nick Dove added another man-advantage goal off a Denk setup, giving Union a 3–0 lead after one.
The Thunder kept rolling in the second. Adam Richard Micka scored shorthanded with strong forechecking, and Simon Zavorka and Tai Jausovec each added goals to make it 6–0 through forty minutes.
In the third, Micka collected his second of the game and Collin Gercken added another, rounding out a night with six different goal scorers. The final score finished 8–1.
Between the pipes for the Thunder, Gavin Gray delivered a composed and steady performance, earning his first shutout of the season and improving his record to 6–0, extending his perfect start in goal. – MP
Sat, Dec 6, 2025
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Express Hockey Club
The Express Hockey Club had a strong comeback with a 6-5 win in overtime over the Seahawks Hockey Club. The Seahawks opened the scoring early when Carl-Anthony Richer found the back of the net at 3:08 of the first period. The Express tied it up at 13:13 when Sviat Antipkin buried a power-play goal. The Seahawks had a dominant second period with four straight goals. Carson Low scored first on the power-play at 7:54, followed by Devin Kelly’s goal at 8:38. Orynn Freedman added another power-play goal at 11:30, and Camerson Morin extended the lead 5-1 at 16:10. But, the Express had a comeback in the third period when just 26 seconds into the third period, Antipkin scored his second power-play goal of the game. He completed his hat trick shortly after at 1:54, which made it 5-3. Nick Needham added another one at 11:02, and Nate Gravel tied it up at 13:46 to force the game into overtime. Matt Gonzalez completed the comeback with the game-winner and secured the 6-5 win for the Express. Kieran Humphreys made 25 saves on 30 shots for the Express, and Zen Janik made 33 saves on 39 shots for the Seahawks. – AL
Union Jr Thunder @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey Bears battled back from a three goal deficit and had a 5-4 win in overtime over the Union Junior Thunder. The Junior Thunder came out strong in the first period with a goal at 5:41 from Collin Gercken. At 11:06, Adam Richard Micka found the back of the net on a penalty shot, and Nick Dove extended the lead 3-0 at 13:22. New Jersey got on the board late in the period when Zachary Cheung scored on a power-play, but the Junior Thunder responded quickly when Matthew Bomeisl scored just 10 seconds later. In the second period, Dominic Moushon scored for the Bears to cut the deficit 4-2. In the third, the Bears came back and tied it up with goals from Ryan Melrose at 9:25 and Dominic Moushon at 18:07 which tied it up 4-4, pushing the game into overtime. Moushon struck again in overtime which capped the 5-4 win. Nathan Kelly stopped 43 of 48 shots for the Union Junior Thunder, while Aden Dube stopped 39 of 43 shots for the New Jersey Bears. – AL
New Jersey 87’s @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The New Jersey 87s had a strong offensive performance and took a 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Little Flyers. Matthew Duffy opened the scoring late in the first period at 19:57 to give the 87s the early lead. In the second period, New Jersey extended their lead when Matthew Butch found the back of the net at 3:26. Just seven seconds later, the Little Flyers responded when Samuel Rapavy cut the deficit to 2-1. The 87s regained control when Tomass Vekselis scored at 13:20, but Philadelphia responded to make it 3-2 with a goal from Larry Miller. In the third, Aydan Rodriguez scored for New Jersey at 4:29 to make it 4-2, and Daniel Novoselov sealed the win with a goal at 14:50. David Verkhovskiy had 26 saves on 28 shots for the 87s, and Brandon Palhete had 44 saves on 49 shots for the Little Flyers. – AL
Atlantic City Seals @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
The Pennsylvania Huntsmen took a 5-4 win in overtime over the Atlantic City Seals. The Seals struck first at 14:13 when Marshall Windsor scored, followed by Alex Burkley adding another one at 18:05 to make it 2-0. The Huntsmen responded quickly in the second period when Jaiden Batista got them on the board just 1:01 into the period, but the Seals answered at 4:30 with a goal from Rick Sandman. Pennsylvania came back with goals from Dylan Mostoller at 5:20 and then Bram Rohrbach at 14:40, tying it up 3-3. In the third period, Chad Niederman put the Seals in the lead at 18:18, but Rohrbach struck again for the Huntsmen to force overtime. Jaiden Batista scored the game-winner in overtime for the Huntsmen and secured the 5-4 win. Declan McNamara had 37 saves on 42 shots for the Seals, while Holden Bates had 45 saves on 49 shots for the Huntsmen. – AL